Recovery Radio

Joining us today is Tiffany Cole Hall. She began working for Volunteers of America in 2002 and recently celebrated 16 years with Volunteers of America Mid States, where she serves as Chief Operating Officer (COO). Today we will be discussing why she got started with Volunteers of America, how working in the field is different than being the COO, as well as her work as an addiction counselor. To learn more about Tiffany Hall and her time in the field as an addiction counselor, tune into Recovery Radio and let's grow in knowledge together.

Joining us today is Rob Perez. With 30 years of restaurant experience, Rob has seen first-hand how to build restaurant brands and how prevalent addiction is in the industry he loves. Along with his wife Diane, he founded Dv8 Kitchen as a social enterprise focused on giving second chance employment opportunities to people in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction through vocational, on-the-job training. On today's episode, we will learn about how Rob got his start in his career, as well as the benefits it provides the community. To learn more about Rob Perez and his process of helping individuals overcoming addiction get back into the job force, tune into Recovery Radio and let's join in knowledge together.

Joining us today is Dr. Warren Lambert. Dr. Warren is an assistant professor of Counseling and Human Development and co-owns a group private practice in Louisville, KY where he specializes in psychotherapy with LGBTQ* populations. He will discuss his practice and how he helps the LGBTQ community in his practice. We will also learn about the different forms of psychotherapy he utilizes and more. To learn more about Dr. Lambert and his practice helping individuals in the LGBTQ community, tune into Recovery Radio and let's join in knowledge together.

Joining us today is Chris Harlow. Chris is a pharmacist and co-owner of a pharmacy in Louisville, Kentucky. One of the biggest problems in the nation today is opioid addiction. Dr. Harlow will dive into opioid addiction treatment, as well as medications for opioid addiction like vivitrol. To learn more about Dr. Harlow's strides and success in the world of pharmacy and recovery, tune into Recovery Radio and let's join in knowledge together.

Today we will be joined by Keats Kommisar. Keats began his personal journey with recovery in 1989. He has been in the field of recovery since 2007 and has been working for The Bridge since 2013. To learn more about Keats and his triumphs and strides through the industry, tune in and let's join in knowledge together.

In this episode, we will meet Jesse Hawkins. Jesse Hawkins will be discussing his history and how he overcame addiction. He will also be discussing The Mocktail Project, as well as its mission and vision. To learn more about Jesse Hawkins and The Mocktail Project, tune in and let's grow in knowledge together.

On today's episode we will be talking with Reverend Emily Schwartz Crouch, the wife of the host Zach Crouch. We will be discussing a priest's perspective on addiction. Emily is both a priest and a licensed marriage and family therapist and will bring both of her experiences in jobs to our podcast today to discuss addiction and recovery. To learn more about Reverend Emily Schwartz Crouch and her triumphs through the industry, tune into Recovery Radio and let's join in knowledge together.

On our show today is Dr. Sarah Johnson. Dr. Johnson currently serves as the medical director of Landmark Recovery. In today's episode she will be discussing her background in epidemiology and investigative sciences and how she transitioned into psychiatry. From adult psychiatry, she transitioned into addiction psychiatry. One strategy she utilizes in treatment is medication assisted treatment, also known as MAT. She will be relaying the importance of MAT, as well as the benefits of that type of program. To learn more about Dr. Johnson and her triumphs and strides through the industry, tune into Recovery Radio and let's grow in knowledge together.

On today’s episode, we will be talking with Amanda Fallin. Amanda will be discussing Voices of Hope, a recovery community organization. She will also be discussing her research about women using tobacco along with a substance use disorder. She is bringing more attention to issues within the recovery field, and letting individuals know how they can become involved with Voices of Hope. To learn more about Amanda Fallin and her talented past, tune in and let's grow in knowledge together.

Joining Zach Crouch and Dr. Sarah Johnson today is Dr. Street Russell. He will be discussing obsessive-compulsive disorder and the connection with addiction. Dr. Russell has had extensive years of training and clinical experience, and a funny side too! We are very excited for him to be joining us on the show today. To learn more about Dr. Russell and his work in the field of OCD, tune in to Recovery Radio and let's join in knowledge together.

Stepping in for Zach Crouch while he’s out on paternity leave is Dr. Sarah Johnson. On today’s episode, we will learn about pregnancy and substance use disorder, along with the impact. Educating us on this field is Dr. Johnny Weeks. Johnny has extensive experiences from his time at The College of Medicine in Lexington, as well as his OBGYN practice in the NAVY for three years. With over 20 years of private practice experience, Dr. Weeks has been helping individuals and serving his community in order to help those who are undergoing pregnancy and addiction. To learn more about Dr. Weeks and his triumphs through the industry, tune in to Recovery Radio, and let's grow in knowledge together.

In today's episode, we will learn about meditation practices and its benefits for the addicted person. If you have ever wondered the reasons why people meditate as a part of addiction recovery, Dr. Chris Schrodt will answer those questions. With a degree in philosophy and a medical degree from the University of Louisville, Dr. Schrodt has extensive clinical experience in cognitive therapy, hypnosis, and more. If you are curious about the different types of meditation, and how they can help individuals in recovery pursuing sobriety, stay tuned. To learn more about Dr. Schrodt and his triumphs and strides throughout the industry, tune in and let's grow in knowledge together.

Conflict and competition. Are they present in the legal field? What are some of the most common issues that individuals face within the legal field in Kentucky? Today, we welcome Yvette Hourigan, a Louisville native who received her undergraduate degree from Murray State University and her J.D. from the University of Kentucky College of Law. Yvette will discuss dual diagnosis, mental health, and addiction issues within the legal field, as well as expanding on her personal experiences. To learn more about Yvette Hourigan and her triumphs and strides throughout the industry, tune in and let's grow in knowledge together.

This week's episode of Recovery Radio features guest Jeff Hale! Jeff works as an Employee Support Specialist for Ford Motor Company. Tune in to learn more about Jeff's position and the support programs Ford offers to their employees.

In this episode, Zach will be speaking with Colgan Tyler and Norman Thomas. Zach, Colgan and Norma will be discussing the specific issues the Latino population faces - both in terms of treatment but also in assimilating into American culture.

In this episode we have guest Bobby Grubbs, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), and a Licensed Clinical Drug & Alcohol Counselor (LCADC). Bobby will discuss how he got into his career beginning at the age of 19. He will speak to his experience working with adolescents, and how they process trauma and go through counseling. In addition Bobby explains the use of Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR), something he is formally trained in, and how it's used as a form of trauma therapy.

In this week's episode of Recovery Radio, Zach will be speaking with Ryan Jackson, the Director of Marketing at Landmark Recovery. Ryan will dive into his role as Marketing head and discuss the specific hurdles facing the marketing of a rehab facility set in place by search engines, the importance of looking out for false advertising, and what drove him to pursue a career working for an addiction recovery facility.

Drug and alcohol addiction is a problem that is overwhelming in our society today. There are many pioneers in the industry, like Taylor Amerman, that practice corporate responsibility in order to help prevent underage drinking, drunk driving and more. At Brown-Forman, the a 146 year old beverage alcohol company based in Louisville, Kentucky, best known for its most iconic brand Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey, is where Ms. Amerman practices this alcohol responsibility program. Today she will discuss her strides in the industry, her mission and vision behind this program, as well as best practices to help eliminate alcohol addiction in the United States. To learn more about Taylor Amerman’s efforts, education in this field, and personal growth through the world of recovery, tune in so we can grow in knowledge together.

In today's episode, we will learn about Deidre's personal experiences and what led her to her current job. Deidre Wade has a true heart for people, and we see that in her work where she helps individuals suffering from eating disorders and binge eating. You will learn about when an individual needs to see a psychiatrist, why it's tough for families who have a loved one suffering from an addiction, and more. We will dive into the culture of consumption and have a deeper understanding on emotional eating, food addiction, and what qualifies an individual as a food addict. To learn more about Diedre Wade and her triumphs and strides throughout the industry, tune in and let's grow in knowledge together.

Are trauma and addiction related? Does trauma set the stage for addiction? Are individuals more likely to develop an addiction following a traumatic event? Today, we welcome John Bell, who has 28 years of clinical experience, to discuss these topics. Not only does he have a 12 step program he uses in his practice, he also brings 35 years with his personal recovery. Mr. Bell treats individuals, couples, and families who experience a wide range of issues including drug and alcohol addiction, depression, bipolar disorder, and more. We will be discussing personal addiction, recovery tactics, 12 step programs, as well as EMDR and treatment protocols. To learn more about John Bell and his triumphs and strides throughout the industry, tune in and let's grow in knowledge together.